For Muslim, his repeated detentions are a rite of passage.
"Despite clear evidence of repeated detentions, torture and indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas by Syrian government forces, it has taken the horror of Houla to finally drive home to the world what has been obvious for months," writes Ali Khaled in the Abu Dhabi-based newspaper The National.
As releasees become eligible for health insurance, criminal justice systems can use that funding to incorporate behavioral healthcare components in reentry programs that can help reduce repeated detentions.
Asim Qureshi, the research director of Cage, an advocacy group working with victims of the "war on terror", said Emwazi's repeated detention and interrogation by the security services would have ended up making him susceptible to radicalisation.
Several African leaders have harshly condemned Mr. Tsvangirai's repeated detention during the campaign season, the arrest of his chief strategist on treason charges and the violence against his supporters, but they have yet to say what if anything they are willing to do about it.
His life is about to descend into a haze of repeated arrests, detention, torture and ultimately exile.
In 2009, he was arrested again on similar charges and repeated the same detention cycle as before, then was arrested yet again this year on a charge of counterfeiting.
It could in fact go for up to two years," Mr Greste's father Juris told Australia's ABC channel, referring to the repeated cycles of detention allowed under Egyptian law.
Don't repeat what you did to get the detention in the detention.
We too have been struck by the many similarities between the detention of Japanese Americans during World War II and the detention of Central American families today without any hearing or right to counsel, and how closely these detentions seem to be repeating an ugly part of US history which hit especially close to the bone for us, the daughter and friend of Fred Korematsu.
